Description:

This set of four collectible cards from the Picasso Women's Gallery Collector's Series by Provident Worldwide features artwork by Pablo Picasso dated from 1937 to 1938. Each card presents a distinctive cubist portrait of a woman with Picasso’s signature beneath the image.

The first card showcases "Portrait of Dora Maar" (1937), depicting a woman seated in a chair with abstract, angular facial features and bold colors including green, yellow, and red. She is shown in a pensive pose, resting her face on her raised hand. The card has a reddish border that frames the artwork.

The second card displays "Seated Woman (Marie-Thérèse Walter)" (1937). This portrait features a woman with a blue-toned face, wearing a hat with stripes and a patterned dress composed of multiple geometric shapes in colors such as yellow, red, and green. The woman rests her chin on one hand while sitting on a chair, set against a contrasting dark and light background. The card’s border is dark blue.

The third card portrays "Seated Woman in Front of a Window" (1937). This image shows a woman dressed in a patchwork of colorful shapes including pink, yellow, green, and blue, sitting in a chair with her hands resting on her lap. A window and curtain are visible in the background. The border framing this card is green.

The final card in the series is "Woman with a Hairnet" (1938). This portrait features a woman with a combination of sharp and rounded cubist features, colored in a vibrant mix of red, green, blue, and yellow. The woman wears a hairnet and a dark outfit, and the background is a deep red. The border of this card is slate blue.

All cards have a white frame with a scalloped edge surrounding the paintings, the year of creation noted below each image, and Picasso’s stylized signature at the bottom. The collection emphasizes Picasso's exploration of female subjects through cubist techniques during the late 1930s.

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